San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-18

See our new fall underwear, the
most complete stock we have ever had
l0-l7-tf Young Il ARNOLD.
1t is said that Alderman Gallagher
lie on the warpath against the Braden
road.
The CIRCUS men are having fight
over who shall have the bill boards Tor
advertising purposes, and Manager
RlsChe's rights to certain bulletin boards
have been usurped.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. McQueeney, who
were welded at san Fernando Oathe-
drsl, at 1880 this morning left on this
mornings train for New Orleans. for a
bridal tour.
-WOlfson has received very fine de-
livery wagon, which Is now used in
delivering goods that are purchased in
his store.
Just received the finest fine cut
chewing tobacco Peerless" by Rische
& Son. opera house. lO-l4-u
The pamphlet racket for advertising
q towns advantages, has long since been
discarded by those that know the utter
wOrthlessness OF such foOiishness.
Mr.. H. WolfsOn's bazaar has been
enhanced with more loneliness, in the
persons Of Misses May Siemering and
Amanda Bean.
Capt. d. S. Irons this morning re-
ceiyed a telegram announcing the death
OF his mother, in st. Louis. The captain
will probably leave for that city to at
tend the funeral.
i have found out gift for my fair. 1t is
not II ring of gold, nor flowers for her hair,
nor pearls for her white neck, but Salvation
Oil for her sore throat. She's singing bird
In all large communities persons are TAX
ing an increased interest in property insur-
ance, and perhaps for that very reason are IN
surfing their lives by using DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, when they are first attacked with
cough or cold.
Pamphlets and handbills will do for
bum shows and second hand auction
goods, but when it comes to advertising
a town and its advantages, 1t fails to fill
the requirements and is 30 much money
thrown away.
The Children's Missionary society,
attached to the First Presbyterian
church, give an entertainment this even
ing, at the pastors residence. 539 North
Flores street, for the benefit OF the Sun
day school library, to which all are cor
daily invited.
The ladies Of st. Marks Cathedral
are meeting this evening at $3.50 in the
deanery to consider the ways and means
Of giving Dean Richardson q fitting re-
ceptiOn on his return home. Friday is
the day on which the reception will, 1t
Is said, be held.
MIR. Joe Simpson who went to Mex
leo to take a position on the Mexican
National railway, has returned and says
he does not intend going back. He will
either go on the Arkansas Pass or Santa
Fe roads.
Deputy Constable Charley Stevens
this morning arrested Pedro Hernandez,
whe lives on South Laredo street, on
charge Of threatening the lives OF his
family, and for disturbing the peace.
He gave bond OF 500 before Justice
Barnes and was released.
A row occurred in the office of
q stockyard on South Flores street yes
terday, between the prOprietOrs Of the
yard. Heritage and Lloyd, and big
Mexican. The Mexican insulted them
and was ordered of the premises at the
point OF pistol. He complained to the
police and Lloyd was arrested and fined
SO for drawing pistol, although 1t was
proven he was insulted, was in his own
house and was defending himself against
the approach Of the Mexican.
Col. w. r. Story returned last night
from Lexington, KY, accompanied by
his vile and children.
Squire Jones, culOred, will be tried
by the police justice tomorrow on q
charge of beating and striking his wife.
The two cases brought by n. Strive
against the photographers, Sturdeyant
and Paris, for rent due, was tried before
Justice Barnes this morning and jndg-
meut was rendered for plaintiff for the
full amounts in each case.